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07/03/2016
A look at why some places across the region are now throwing away more than they did three years ago. And Shaun Peel returns to the nature reserve at Wallasea Island.
Rubbish.
The war on waste: despite the push to recycle we reveal the places across the east that are throwing away more - not less - than three years ago.
Hare Coursing.
We investigate the rise in hare coursing in the Fens and the links with organised
Wallasea.
Wallasea Island off the Essex coast has been made from soil taken from under London. We've been following the creation of this new nature reserve over the last few years. Shaun Peel returns to see if it's been a success and to see some of the newest arrivals.
Last on
Mon 7 Mar 201619:30
BBC One East & Cambridgeshire only
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Return to Europe's largest man made nature reserve
Duration: 00:48
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | David Whiteley |
| Reporter | Shaun Peel |
| Editor | Diana Hare |
Broadcast
- Mon 7 Mar 201619:30BBC One East & Cambridgeshire only
